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Commissioners’ unanimous Aug. 20 action establishes the county rate for general purposes, while leaving parcel-by-parcel tax effects and the reason for the slight change unexplained.
An Aug. 14 commission agenda listed a proposed rate of 9.956, equal to the stated rollback rate; no later official record in this matter establishes a vote or…
The advisory vote would allow a five-foot side setback on Tax Parcel 071E 042, while leaving the property’s residential use and allowed density unchanged.
The advisory recommendation would let two industrial parcels seek a 60-foot front setback instead of the usual 80 feet; a later final county action has not been identified.
Planning staff backed the requested change for Tax Parcel 028 019B, saying it would align adjoining land under one classification without adding homes or changing its current use.
A Royston resident and volunteer coach cited restroom, equipment and communication concerns during public comment; the meeting record shows no county action yet.
Commissioners voted 5-0 to let one law firm assist both counties on a proposed public-safety radio interconnection, but have not approved the agreement itself.
Commissioners voted 5-0 to more than double charges for resident and nonresident double-axle trailers, after staff raised concerns about larger, side-walled loads and business use.
Commissioners voted 5-0 to ratify an agreement with the Circuit Public Defender, but the published minutes leave the county’s cost and allocation unanswered.
The agreement calls for a $50,000 credit on AutoZone’s 2026 tax bill after the company paid additional 2025 property taxes tied to a Freeport-exemption dispute.
The vote changes the requested zoning classification for 520 North Avenue, a single parcel tied to Matthew and Tara Mudge, after a Planning Commission recommendation earlier in July.
The July 28 vote clears Matthew Mudge’s 1.84-acre Toccoa parcel to move from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential, after earlier Planning Commission backing.